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October 28, 2024 Cover
Volume 102, Issue 34
The drug industry may finally phase out using horseshoe crab blood. What took so long?
Volume 102 |
Issue 34
Can researchers use AI to take microscopy to the next level?
From virtual staining to lensless microscopes, researchers are capitalizing on artificial intelligence to rethink microscopy
What’s next for Kate the Chemist?
Kate Biberdorf heads to the University of Notre Dame to become the institution’s first professor for the public understanding of science
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Periodic Graphics: Porphyria and the vampirism myth
Chemical educator and Compound Interest blogger Andy Brunning pokes holes in the idea that the heme-related disorders inspired the concept of vampires.
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Regulatory RNA could be the secret to a rare neurodevelopmental disorder
Having too much or too little CHD2 is problematic
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Data missing for many personal care ingredients
Industry-led report identifies high-priority chemicals to eliminate or characterize
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Science Concentrates
Covalent organic framework captures carbon from air
This covalently connected network remains stable as it catches and releases carbon dioxide, even in the presence of water
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